Ukraine-Russia
Negotiations to end the war have been ongoing since the beginning of the second Trump administration. U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner have been leading the talks with Moscow and Kyiv. These men have worked tirelessly to expand the potentials for peace around the world. They have the full backing of the President. The Gaza Peace deal is just one example of their efforts.
Negotiations in the Ukraine-Russia conflict have many headwinds working against peace. The EU needs the war. European economies are threatening to collapse. This is primarily due to the heavy hand of regulation and the EU’s pressure to go green. Without the war, it is difficult to see how the EU’s economies would be competitive.
Stopping access to cheap energy (think fossil fuels) in favor of expensive green energy has placed the EU at a significant disadvantage in the world markets. The sabotaging of the Nord Stream pipelines destroyed a source of cheap energy that would have helped those industries to stay competitive. Ukraine did that to prevent Germany from growing closer to Russia.
